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The Managing Director of Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Ltd filed a writ petition challenging the Industrial Court's order that reinstated the respondent, Manohar Udaybhan Sirsat, with continuity but without back wages. The Labour Court had earlier found the inquiry into the respondent's dismissal fair on …
The petitioner, PMPML Rashtrawadi General Kamgar Union, filed a complaint alleging unfair labour practices in connection with promotions of its members and sought a declaration that the promotion process was proper. Respondent No. 2, the Republican Employees Federation, applied to be impleaded, …
The Chairman and Managing Director of Uco Bank filed a writ petition challenging an order of the Appellate Authority under the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 which confirmed the Controlling Authority’s decision that the bank must pay a gratuity of Rs. 10 lakh to former senior manager Dhiren Mohanlal …
The Bombay Mothers and Children Welfare Society (NGO) was ordered by the Labour Court to pay wages to three project‑specific employees for the period March 1997 to November 1998 under Section 33‑C(2) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. The employees’ termination complaint was later dismissed and a …
The case arose from the termination of three employees of the NGO Bombay Mothers and Children Welfare Society after the India Population Project V ended in February 1997. The employees filed labour disputes and obtained interim stays, later seeking recovery of wages for March 1997‑November 1998 …
The Conservator of Forests filed a writ petition challenging an Industrial Court order that regularised Kisan Amda Gavit in Group‑D service from 1 December 2001. The High Court admitted the petition and stayed the order. Later, a communication revealed that a Government Resolution dated 16 October …
The Bombay High Court heard cross‑petitions filed by Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. and its workmen challenging a Labour Court award that ordered reinstatement of six binders with 75% backwages after their retrenchment in 1991. The employer argued that the retrenchment complied with Section 25‑F of the …
The Bombay High Court heard cross‑petitions filed by Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. and its workmen challenging a Labour Court award that ordered reinstatement of six binders with 75% backwages after their retrenchment in 1991. The employer argued that the retrenchment complied with Section 25‑F of the …
Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. retrenched six workmen from its Binding Department in 1991, citing heavy losses and closure of that unit. The employees challenged the retrenchment before the Labour Court, which ordered reinstatement with continuity of service and 75% backwages. Kirloskar appealed, arguing …
The case arose from the termination of three employees of the NGO Bombay Mothers and Children Welfare Society after the India Population Project V ended in February 1997. The employees filed labour disputes and obtained interim stays, later seeking recovery of wages for March 1997‑November 1998 …
The Bombay High Court heard cross‑petitions filed by Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. and its workmen challenging a Labour Court award that ordered reinstatement of six binders with 75% backwages after their retrenchment in 1991. The employer argued that the retrenchment complied with Section 25‑F of the …
The petitioners challenged the Secretary (Co‑operation)'s order reviving the registration of a cooperative society (Respondent No.5) that had been set aside by the Divisional Joint Registrar on grounds of fraudulent formation. The petitioners, part of a larger group of 33 members denied plot …
The Sind Co‑Operative Housing Society filed a writ petition challenging an order of the Divisional Joint Registrar that directed it to issue No‑Objection Certificates (NOCs) for the assignment of leasehold rights in Plot No. 524. The plot had been jointly leased to Respondent No. 3 and Respondent …
The petition filed by Panvel City Municipal Corporation challenged an interim order of the Thane Industrial Court directing it to temporarily absorb 16 security personnel as contract workers. The security staff were originally engaged by a contractor of CIDCO, which, upon transferring civic …
The Yazaki India Employees Union filed a writ petition challenging a Labour Court order that rejected its application under Section 33-C(2) of the Industrial Disputes Act for recovery of amounts due under a settlement dated 20 January 2004. The dispute centered on whether the settlement applied to …
The petitioners challenged the Labour Court's orders that reinstated them after alleging unfair labour practices, contending that they were terminated despite continuous service since 1987. The Labour Court held that the petitioners were directly employed by the Executive Engineer, ignoring evidence …
The petitioners filed a writ petition (No. 6530 of 2026) challenging an order dated 1 July 2026, which had already been disposed of by a revision application. They argued that a fresh petition had been filed, rendering the present petition without any surviving issues. The Court held that, since the …
Ajit Narayan Jakhade filed a contempt petition against Mainak Mahendra Mashruwala and others, alleging breach of an order of the City Civil Court. The High Court examined whether there was a deliberate violation of the lower court's order and considered subsequent events that might affect the …
The petitioners filed a writ petition (No. 6530 of 2026) challenging an order dated 1 July 2026, after a revision application (No. 143 of 2026) had been disposed. They subsequently filed a fresh petition, rendering the present petition moot. The Court held that, since the issues were now being …
The petitioners challenged the Labour Court's orders that reinstated them after alleging unfair labour practices, contending that they were terminated despite continuous service since 1987. The Labour Court held that the petitioners were directly employed by the Executive Engineer, ignoring evidence …
The petitioners, former workers of the Pune Irrigation Division, challenged the Labour Court's orders that reinstated them after alleging unfair labour practices. They contended they were terminated on 1 July 1996 and sought reinstatement with back wages, without claiming any other benefits. The …
The petitioner, a factory employee, was dismissed for allegedly claiming excess transport allowance by inflating the distance between his home and the company warehouse. The employer’s enquiry found the charges proved and dismissed him, leading to a reference before the Industrial Tribunal under …
The petition filed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited challenged the reduction of gratuity payable to former employee Bhaskar Murlidhar Kadam, who had been dismissed for alleged fraud and falsification of records. The Controlling Authority had awarded Rs 3,50,000 as gratuity, which the Appellate …
In a writ petition filed by Jankalyan Sahakari Bank Ltd. against the Divisional Joint Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Mumbai and others, an interim application (IA No. 5209 of 2026) sought directions for the speedy disposal of Objection Application No. 1/2013 within six weeks. The bank, …
The petitioner, Atul Ganesh Kulkarni, filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court. The Court previously ordered on 2 January 2024 that the petitioner appear, and the matter was stood over to 29 February 2024. On the scheduled date, the petitioner again failed to appear before the Court. The …
The Ambe Niwas Co-operative Housing Society challenged the order of the Deputy Registrar that directed the admission of Respondent No.2 as a member, contending that the premises occupied by the respondent was merely a garage and not eligible for membership. The respondent argued that the premises …
The petitioners, Conservator of Forests and others, challenged a 2001 order of the Industrial Court concerning Devidas Govind Bhusare. The petitioner’s counsel submitted that the respondent had already been appointed as a Group D Van Majur effective 1 June 2012, as per an order dated 24 May 2013. …
The petitioner, Walchandnagar Industries Ltd., challenged the Labour Court and Industrial Court orders that reinstated a workman (Respondent No.1) after finding him guilty of theft. The lower courts had justified reinstatement by considering the low monetary value of the stolen item (Rs. 40‑100). …
The developer Ariisto Realtors built the Ariisto Cloud building on land covered by a 2010 Development Agreement with the landowners and sold flats to buyers who formed Respondent No.2 society. The society applied for a certificate of unilateral deemed conveyance of the land under Section 11 of the …
The petition challenged the order of the Divisional Joint Registrar dismissing a revision of an application for transmission of membership in a co‑operative society. Respondent No. 3 sought membership of Gala No. 37 after his father’s death, produced NOCs from his siblings, but one brother later …
The High Court examined a writ petition challenging a Labour Court award that ordered the reinstatement of an employee with 50% back wages after finding an employer‑employee relationship and illegal termination. The petitioners had already deposited the awarded amount of Rs 1,28,800, which the Court …
The petitioner, Mr. Brahma Dev Vashist Rai, filed a writ petition before the High Court of Bombay. No counsel appeared on his behalf on 3 July 2026, and the court listed the petition for dismissal on 10 July 2026. The petitioner again failed to appear on the subsequent date, indicating a loss of …
Mutul Automotive Pvt. Ltd. filed a writ petition challenging a demand notice issued by the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner (RPFC) for Rs 1,73,39,748 under a Section 7A order dated 18 September 2023 of the Employees' Provident Fund Act. The company had also filed an appeal under Section 7I and …
The petitioners challenged an order dated 11 June 2022 that granted a certificate of unilateral deemed conveyance under Section 11 of the Maharashtra Ownership of Flats Act (MOFA) in favour of a cooperative society. They alleged they were not given a hearing, that the society provided a misleading …
The petitioner challenged the de‑registration of a cooperative society, contending that the number of genuine signatures on the registration proposal satisfied the statutory requirement. The High Court observed that the petitioner has an alternative remedy of filing a revision under Section 154 of …
The petitioners, three co‑operative housing societies, challenged orders of the District Deputy Registrar (Competent Authority) that granted them deemed conveyance of land amounts they alleged were insufficient. They contended that the land should be divided among the societies in proportion to the …
The petitioners, Mahendra Patil and another, challenged a revision order dated 9 April 2026 issued by the Divisional Joint Registrar of the Co-operative Societies, Pune, which had set aside an earlier order of the Assistant Registrar rejecting Respondent No.3's application for disqualification of …
The petitioners, who stood as guarantors for a loan taken by Mr. Pravin Kailashchandra Dubey, challenged an attachment order issued by the Assistant Registrar of Co-operative Societies on 13 October 2021. They did not contest the recovery certificate under Section 154(2A) of the Maharashtra …
The petitioners, guarantors of a loan, challenged the Divisional Joint Registrar's order dismissing their revision and confirming an attachment order issued by the Assistant Registrar under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act. They argued that a No Objection Certificate had been issued by the …
The petitioner, Mohanbhai Khanchandani, challenged the rejection of his application for membership in a cooperative society under Section 22(2) of the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act, 1960, asserting that he had acquired ownership of Flat No. B‑3 through an agreement dated 17 September 2001. …
The petitioner, Mohanbhai Khanchandani, challenged the rejection of his application for membership in a cooperative society under Section 22(2) of the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act, 1960, asserting that he had purchased Flat No. B‑3 through an agreement dated 17 September 2001. The …
The petitioner, DGP Hinoday Industries Limited (now CIE Automotive India Limited), filed a writ petition against Hirabai Popat Patil in the Bombay High Court. The petition sought relief on unspecified grounds. The petitioner’s counsel, Mr. D.J. Bhanage, applied to the Court for permission to …
The petitioners filed four separate contempt petitions (Nos.51, 54, 57 and 67 of 2026) arising from writ petitions (Nos.7951, 7949, 8004 and 7954 of 2025) against respondent Ravindra Panchfula Sheshrao Jadhav. The petitioners’ counsel submitted that the orders of the Court had been fully complied …
The petitioner, Mahesh Hiralal Kunklol, filed a writ petition challenging the order of the Divisional Joint Registrar that dismissed his revision application and upheld the Special Recovery Officer's order. The petitioner argued that the bank had attached his bank account despite the borrowers …
The Poona Club terminated waiter Ganesh Sopan Kamble after a domestic enquiry based on two chargesheets alleging multiple instances of misconduct in November‑December 2015. The Labour Court held the enquiry fair but declared the enquiry officer’s findings perverse, finding no evidence of misconduct. …
The petitioner, Anita Tukaram Wadhawal, challenged an order of the Industrial Court that remanded a Labour Court decision declaring her a 'workman' under the Industrial Disputes Act and ordering her reinstatement with back wages. The Industrial Court had set aside the Labour Court's judgment, …
The cooperative society Raghuleela Megamall filed a writ petition challenging the Deputy Registrar’s order dated 2 March 2019 that appointed an enquiry officer under Section 83 of the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act, 1960, on the basis of a complaint by a single member, Mr. L.B. Tiwari. The …
The petitioner, a member and former managing‑committee member of Lok Nisarg Co‑operative Housing Society, claimed the society failed to furnish a CD/video recording of the Special General Meeting (May 2023) and the Annual General Meeting (Sept 2023) despite his written complaints. Relying on …
Pragati Vitthal Gawande, a former Shikshan Sevak, challenged her termination, arguing she had completed the required 30 months of service and was therefore a deemed confirmed teacher under Section 5(2A) of the Maharashtra Employees of Private Schools (Conditions of Service) Regulation Act, 1977. The …
Spartan Electricals and Mumbai Shramik Sangh were involved in two writ petitions concerning a labour dispute. The parties reached an amicable settlement, with the employer handing over a cheque of Rs. 8,00,000 to the workman as full and final settlement. The workman personally appeared before the …
The Hirajanki Co‑Operative Housing Society filed a writ petition challenging an order dated 26 December 2016 that remanded the proceedings to the Deputy Registrar of Co‑operative Societies for fresh inquiry. The petitioner argued that the outcome of the remanded proceedings was unknown and sought …
The petitioner, Kalwa Co-Op Housing Society Ltd., filed a writ petition challenging an order of the executing court that allowed the respondent society to amend its Darkhast to include an additional mode of execution. The petitioner contended that the execution proceedings were not maintainable …
The Jamuna Co‑Op Housing Society filed a writ petition challenging the order of the District Deputy Registrar and the Competent Authority that rejected its application for deemed conveyance of land and buildings. The Authority had declined to exercise jurisdiction under Section 11(3) of the …
The petitioner, Asif Kapadia, filed a writ petition (No. 17207 of 2025) in the Bombay High Court seeking relief against Bharat Co-op. Credit Soc. Ltd and others. During the proceedings, a remand order was passed by the Divisional Joint Registrar. On instructions, the petitioner's counsel applied for …
The petitioner, Hari Karamshi Thakkar, filed a review petition (No. 79 of 2026) seeking relief from the earlier order in Writ Petition No. 2478 of 2025. The petitioner’s counsel, Mr. Krishna Shukla, on instructions, applied to the Court for permission to withdraw the review petition. The Court …
The Bank of India dismissed clerk Sharad Rajaram Khadtare in October 2000 for alleged misappropriation of customers' funds after a domestic enquiry. Thirteen years later, the employee sought reinstatement, leading the Government to refer the dispute to the Industrial Tribunal, which, unable to …
The petitioner, Asif Kapadia, filed a writ petition (No. 17207 of 2025) in the Bombay High Court seeking relief against Bharat Co-op. Credit Soc. Ltd and others. During the proceedings, a remand order was passed by the Divisional Joint Registrar. On instructions, the petitioner's counsel applied for …
The petition filed by Mahakali Builders challenged a certificate of deemed conveyance of 288 sq. m. of land issued to Mayuresh Co-operative Housing Society. The builder argued that the original landowner had died without notice and that unutilised floor space index (FSI) remained, which it claimed …
The petitioners obtained six loans of Rs 20 lakh each from a cooperative credit society, totalling Rs 1.2 crore, by using five relatives as co‑borrowers. After default, the society sought recovery under Section 101 of the Maharashtra Co‑operative Societies Act, 1960, and the Deputy Registrar issued …
The petitioners obtained loans of Rs.20,00,000 each from a cooperative credit society, totalling Rs.1,20,00,000, by involving five relatives as borrowers. After default, the society sought recovery under Section 101 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960, and the Deputy Registrar issued …
The Bombay High Court examined a writ petition filed by Aishwaryam Courtyard Phase-1 Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. challenging a Competent Authority order dated 28 November 2025. The Society alleged an inordinate delay of over a year between the closure of proceedings on 24 October 2024 and the …
The Shree Safalya Co-operative Housing Society filed a writ petition seeking to set aside an order of deemed conveyance dated 27 May 2015. The petition was essentially identical to Writ Petition No.8070 of 2025, the only distinction being that the conveyance instrument had not yet been registered. …
The petition concerned the dismissal of a driver who was also a union office‑bearer after allegations that he used vulgar, derogatory language towards women of the Koli community and refused duties. The Labour Court had upheld the dismissal, finding the misconduct proved, while the Industrial Court …
The petitioners challenged the authorization granted to Respondent No.6 by Respondent No.5 (a society) to vote in the society's elections, alleging that Respondent No.6 was a defaulter of Rs.97,00,000. Examination of the society's records revealed that only Rs.15,00,000 was outstanding, which …
Ceat Ltd. filed a writ petition challenging orders of the Labour and Industrial Courts concerning compensation to the legal heirs of a deceased employee, Dayaram K. Yadav. The parties negotiated an amicable settlement whereby Ceat Ltd. agreed to pay a lump‑sum sum of Rs.10,00,000 to the widow, Smt. …
The Padmavati Nagar Co‑operative Housing Society resolved to terminate its developer and, during a special meeting of its Managing Committee on 15 April 2026, passed a no‑confidence motion against its Chairman (Petitioner No.2). The motion was adopted by six votes out of nine members present, and …
The petitioners, Zahir Nazir Shaikh and others, filed writ petitions challenging the City Civil Court's order dismissing their applications for chamber summons to be impleaded as defendants in suits filed by the respondents. The suits allege that the petitioners illegally constructed additional …
The petitioners, Zahir Nazir Shaikh and others, filed writ petitions challenging the City Civil Court's order dismissing their applications for chamber summons to be impleaded as defendants in suits filed by the respondents. The suits allege that the petitioners illegally constructed additional …
The petitioners, Zahir Nazir Shaikh and others, filed writ petitions challenging the City Civil Court's order dismissing their applications for chamber summons to be impleaded as defendants in suits filed by the respondents. The suits allege that the petitioners illegally constructed additional …
The petitioners Arjun Lalchand Vishwakarma and others filed a writ petition challenging the execution of a decree concerning possession of suit premises. The respondents, Tilak Khetshi Shah and others, contended that the decree had already been executed and possession was in the hands of the …
The petitioner filed an interim application to bring on record the legal heirs of Respondent No.1, who died during the pendency of the writ petition. The application was unopposed by the counsel appearing for the deceased respondent. The court allowed the application, permitting the legal heirs to …
The petitioner, Chandrashekhare Kaluram Sawant, challenged a Small Causes Court order dated 8 September 2025 that rejected his application to extend the time for depositing interim compensation, a period originally fixed by a High Court order on 16 September 2016. The High Court noted that the …
The High Court entertained three civil applications seeking to record the legal heirs of a deceased revision applicant and the legal representatives of a sole respondent, and allowed them, directing necessary amendments within three weeks. All three applications were subsequently disposed. In a …
The High Court examined multiple writ petitions filed by obstructionists (unit owners) and decree‑holders concerning the execution of a 2014 eviction decree in a lease‑dispute. The lease, though intended for 99 years, was treated as a monthly lease under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, …
The High Court examined multiple writ petitions filed by obstructionists (unit owners) and decree‑holders concerning the execution of a 2014 eviction decree in a lease‑dispute. The lease, though intended for 99 years, was treated as a monthly lease under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, …
The High Court examined multiple writ petitions filed by obstructionists (unit owners) and decree‑holders concerning the execution of a 2014 eviction decree in a lease‑dispute. The lease, though intended for 99 years, was treated as a monthly lease under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, …
The High Court examined multiple writ petitions filed by obstructionists (unit owners) and decree‑holders concerning the execution of a 2014 eviction decree in a lease‑dispute. The lease, though intended for 99 years, was treated as a monthly lease under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, …
The petitioner, United India Insurance Co. Ltd., challenged a Small Causes Court order that permitted amendment of the plaint to include a claim for Rs.1.50 crore spent on repairs and refurbishment of the suit premises. The High Court observed that the trial court had only allowed the amendment and …
The Bombay High Court modified orders of the Small Causes Court Appellate Bench concerning interim compensation payable by obstructionists who occupied units in a building constructed on a 99‑year lease that was not registered. The lease was treated as a monthly tenancy under Section 106 of the …
The Bombay High Court modified orders of the Small Causes Court Appellate Bench concerning interim compensation payable by obstructionists who occupied units in a building constructed on a 99‑year lease that was not registered. The lease was treated as a monthly tenancy under Section 106 of the …
The Bombay High Court modified orders of the Small Causes Court Appellate Bench concerning interim compensation payable by obstructionists who occupied units in a building constructed on a 99‑year lease that was not registered. The lease was treated as a monthly tenancy under Section 106 of the …
The petitioners filed a review petition challenging the High Court's order dated 27 March 2026 in Writ Petition No. 15677 of 2025. The Court noted that the review was filed through counsel who had not argued the original petition, a practice the Supreme Court has discouraged. The petitioners also …
The Bank of India filed six writ petitions challenging district court judgments that set aside eviction orders issued by an Estate Officer under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971. The respondents, occupants of the premises, argued that the eviction orders were passed …
Bank of India filed six writ petitions challenging district court judgments that set aside eviction orders issued by an Estate Officer under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971. The respondents, occupants of the premises, argued that the eviction orders violated …
The applicants, Smt. Shakuntala Rajnikant Gadkar and others, filed a civil revision application seeking relief against the respondents. The parties subsequently reached a settlement whereby the applicants would withdraw the entire amount deposited with the court along with accrued interest. The …
The petitioner, Shri Naresh Thakurdas Wadhwani, filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. The petitioner’s counsel, Mr. Ronak M. Utagikar, sought leave to withdraw the petition. The Court granted the request and disposed of the petition as withdrawn. No substantive issues were adjudicated. …
The petitioner, Shanta Uttam Jantre, appealed against the dismissal of his miscellaneous appeal and the trial court’s rejection of his application for a temporary injunction concerning premises involved in RAD Suit No. 979 of 2015. The High Court examined whether the petitioner had a prima facie …
The petitioners, Trustees of the Parsi Punchayat Funds, challenged an order of the Executing Court dated 19 August 2025 concerning Obstructionist Notice No.61 of 2008. The petition relied on an affidavit by an obstructionist who claimed tenancy rights under the Rent Statute and on the precedent set …
The petitioners challenged the City Civil Court’s orders allowing the defendants to file delayed replies to summons for judgment in summary suits, arguing that once the court directs the summons to proceed without reply, it cannot later entertain applications for condonation of delay. The court …
The petitioners challenged orders of the City Civil Court that allowed defendants in summary suits to file delayed replies to summons for judgment after the court had directed the summons to proceed without reply. The court examined the provisions of Order XXXVII Rule 3 of the Code of Civil …
The petitioners challenged the City Civil Court’s orders allowing the defendants to file delayed replies to summons for judgment in summary suits, arguing that once the court directs the summons to proceed without reply, it cannot later entertain applications for condonation of delay. The court …
The petitioners challenged orders of the City Civil Court that allowed defendants in summary suits to file delayed replies to summons for judgment after the court had directed the summons to proceed without reply. The court examined the provisions of Order XXXVII Rule 3 of the Code of Civil …
The applicant, Ashok Appasaheb Desai, filed a civil revision application (No. 277 of 2021) before the High Court of Bombay. The court ordered on 24 February 2026 that the application be listed for dismissal on 4 March 2026 if the applicant failed to appear. The applicant did not appear on the …
The applicants, Mohammad Fahim and others, filed an interim application seeking condonation of a delay of two years and 198 days in filing a Civil Revision Application challenging an order dated 28 November 2019 passed by the Civil Judge Senior Division, Pune. The delay pertained to filing the …
The petitioners challenged a July 6, 2023 order of the 6th Joint Civil Judge, Senior Division, Thane, which allowed Respondent No. 20 to be impleaded as Defendant No. 19 in a suit, on the ground that she claimed to be the daughter of the late Kamruddin Ibrahim Teli. The trial court, after a prima …
The petitioner, Shri Namdeo Dagdu Hinge, filed a review petition challenging the order dated 4 March 2026 which directed him to deposit Rs. 2,000 in execution of a decree. The petitioner’s counsel argued that the petitioner had a valid justification for not complying with the decree dated 19 April …
The petitioners filed a writ petition but failed to appear before the court on two scheduled dates, 24 February 2026 and again on 4 March 2026. The court noted the petitioners' lack of interest in prosecuting the petition. Consequently, the court dismissed the writ petition for want of prosecution. …
The applicant, Ganesha Mohan, filed a Civil Revision Application No. 760 of 2023. On 24 February 2026, the Court ordered the application to be listed for dismissal on 4 March 2026, noting that no one appeared for the applicant. On the scheduled date, the applicant again failed to appear, indicating …
The petitioner challenged a High Court order that upheld a City Civil Court's decision to condone a 37‑day delay by the defendant in filing an appearance in a summary suit. Under Order XXXVII Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure, a defendant must appear within ten days of service, but the trial …
The applicant, Ujjwal Sampat Chordia, filed a civil revision seeking relief against the respondents. The applicant's counsel requested permission to withdraw the revision applications while preserving the right to pursue other appropriate remedies. The High Court, after considering the request, …
The petitioners sought to amend their original suit (SC Suit No.1242 of 2011) to include a prayer for restoration of possession of the suit property, relying on Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963. The amendment was filed after a decree in a related suit (SC Suit No.1360 of 2011) had already …
The petitioner, Stanwood Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., sought deletion of its name and Plot No.E-57 from a commercial suit filed for recovery of money. The suit involved a sale transaction of goods, and the property was only attached as security, unrelated to the monetary dispute. The petitioner, a …
The petitioner, GS Mahanagar Co-operative Bank Ltd., filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. The petitioner’s counsel, Mr. Prashant Sarwankar, applied for leave to withdraw the petition. The Court, after considering the application, granted leave to withdraw. Consequently, the writ petition …
Petitioner Ramesh Lakhama Ghase filed a writ petition challenging an order related to an alleged encroachment of land. During the hearing, the Court expressed reluctance to interfere with the impugned order. The petitioner's counsel then sought permission to withdraw the petition, indicating an …
The Court examined two interim applications concerning the failure of the Appellant-Developer (Tarun Mahendra Patel and others) to pay transit rent and disputed property tax liabilities to the Respondents (Amool Shivaji Rokade). The Appellant had paid a cheque of Rs.17,32,935 but defaulted on rent …
The applicants filed a civil revision seeking relief against the respondents, contending that the trial court erred in allowing two separate claims for Permanent Alternate Accommodation (PAA) concerning a single room in an old building. The respondents, particularly Defendant No.1, raised a specific …
The petitioner, Shubhada Yashwant Sapre, filed a writ petition against the legal heirs of the deceased respondent, Bhau Waghu Gaikwad. The court attempted to contact the petitioner via registered post, but the letter was returned marked 'deceased'. No instructions or participation were received from …
The Central Board of Trustees Employees Provident Fund filed a writ petition challenging the Employees’ Provident Funds Appellate Tribunal’s order that set aside a Section 7A assessment under the Employees’ Provident and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952. The Tribunal had held that the assessment …
The petitioners filed a writ petition challenging a November 2019 order of the Civil Judge Senior Division, Alibag, which had partially allowed an application by defendants 4‑7 under Order VII Rule 11(d) of the CPC and directed that the suit be valued under Section 6(4)(i) of the Maharashtra Court …
The petitioners filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. During the hearing, the petitioners’ counsel informed the court that the petition had become infructuous. Consequently, the court disposed of the writ petition as infructuous. No substantive merits of the case were addressed. The order …
The petitioners challenged a July 2023 order of the City Civil Court that allowed a chamber summons against Respondent No.1 (the developer) and directed her impleadment in a suit seeking declaration of protected occupier status and rehabilitation rights. The petitioners argued they were the dominus …
The petitioners challenged a July 2022 order of the Civil Judge, Junior Division, Saswad, which rejected their applications to bring the legal heirs of a deceased plaintiff on record, to set aside an abatement, and to condone delay in seeking that set‑aside. The plaintiff had died in December 2016 …
M/s. Fame Builders filed a civil revision application against Parmar Constructions. The applicant failed to appear before the court on the scheduled date of 16 January 2026. The court again noted the applicant's non-appearance on 23 January 2026. It was observed that the applicant had lost interest …
M/s. R.J. Guest World & Anr. filed a civil revision application (No. 206 of 2022) before the High Court of Bombay. The applicants failed to appear at the first hearing on 16 January 2026, and the matter was listed for dismissal. On the subsequent date, 23 January 2026, the applicants again did not …
The Bank of Maharashtra filed a writ petition challenging a suit against Jitendra Pathak and others. The petition was filed after the suit had been decreed in terms of a compromise, as evidenced by an order dated 16 June 2025. The court examined whether any relief remained for the petitioner given …
The applicant, Jitendra Satyanarayan Singh, filed an application for leave to appeal (Pvt.) (ST.) No. 435 of 2022 before the Bombay High Court. No appearance was made by the applicant on the scheduled date of 6 January 2026, and the matter was listed for dismissal on 13 January 2026. The applicant …
The petitioner, Shri Tukaram Krishna Patil, filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. Counsel for the petitioner, Ms. Akanksha K. Pawar, sought the Court’s permission to withdraw the petition. The Court, after hearing the application, granted leave to withdraw. Consequently, the writ petition …
The State of Maharashtra filed an interim application seeking condonation of a five‑day delay in filing its leave‑to‑appeal petition. The respondent, Vaibhav Kashinath Patil, was served notice but did not appear. The learned judge examined the length of the delay and the justification offered by the …
